Big Eight Tops AP Poll In 1971 College Football Race
The Associated Press voters favored the Big Eight, with Nebraska at 13-0 after crushing Auburn and Alabama, earning first place on all 55 ballots for a perfect 1 100 points. Oklahoma finished 11-1, and Colorado placed third with a 10-2 mark after beating Houston 29-17 in the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl.
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Citadel Routs William and Mary to Tie for Southern Lead
The Citadel, once doubted as a title contender, beat William and Mary 68-59 to draw even at the top of the Southern Conference with Furman. Oscar Scott led with 17 points as John Sutor added 19 while the Bulldogs shot 46.9 percent and avenged a prior loss to the Indians.
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Wake Forest Stumbles In Close ACC Showdown At Home
Wake Forest trailed Virginia late but 5-11 Morris came off the bench to spark the rally with nine points and free throws. Barry Parkhill led Virginia with 20 points as Wake’s guard pressure limited him, while coach McCloskey blamed late turnovers and fatigue for the loss with Wake set to face Florida at home next.
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Pro Cage Standings Update From The Associated Press
NBA standings show Milwaukee leading the Midwest with 32 wins and eight losses, followed by Chicago 27-10 and Phoenix 23-17. Pacific Division lists Los Angeles 37-3, Seattle 23-18, Golden State 20-19, Houston 14-26, Portland 9-32. ABA East features Kentucky 30-9 and Virginia 25-15 with New York 16-23 and Pittsburgh 17-25 nearby. Tuesday games include New York at Milwaukee and Phoenix at Chicago.
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Chones Leads Marquette Past Wisconsin In Big Man Showing
Jim Chones scored a career high 31 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lift second-ranked Marquette to a 72-60 victory over Wisconsin. Coach Al McGuire called the performance Jimmy’s best yet as Wisconsin tried man-to-man and zone defenses to limit him. Washington added 19 points for Marquette and Chones hit 12 of 20 shots, many from the high post.
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Guilford Tops Mars Hill for Sixth Win in Seven
Guilford defeated Mars Hill 97 to 67 to run their record to 6-1 in the Carolinas Conference. Teddie East led with 22 points while M L Carr added 16 as Guilford extended a 51-34 halftime margin with a strong second half. Mars Hill, 4-7, got 13 from Jerry Hayes and Mike Miller.
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Scrambler Across Clues and Answers Puzzle
A crossword style list presents across and down clues including cooking utensil cloth month in French and many more. The set features terms from anatomy to nautical language and common phrases with hints like go by hodgepodge and skirmish.
Souths three no trump bid yields nine tricks in bridge analysis
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a South hand in a bridge auction where three no trump follows a weak two club overcall. South wins with dummy’s queen and king, then cashes spades and diamonds, later clubs, reaching nine tricks. West erred by not cashing clubs earlier.
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Dryden to Undergo Special X Rays for Back Strain
Montreal goalie Ken Dryden, sidelined by a back injury since December 22, will have special X rays to relieve pressure on a disc. Regular X rays showed little, and Dryden has played only one game since the injury as the Canadiens struggle with a 1-4 stretch.
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Understanding Diastasis Recti and Ear Ringing Advice
A reader asks about diastasis recti in the upper abdomen and its causes and treatment. Dr Thosteson says surgery is the only fix though not always successful, and girdles help if surgery is declined. exercises strengthen muscles but cannot reconnect separated tissue. He notes the condition may not cause symptoms and advises against alarm. He also addresses tinnitus and ear bone scraping rumors, recommending his booklet on ear noises and noting thyroid issues can cause hair loss.
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